photo for Tony of Ganmain

[Max Hedges]

Tony requested a photo to show the brake pipes lines along the diff

Max

[Howard]

Well where are they Max??
(Get Emma!)

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Howard

Well where are they Max??
(Get Emma!)

And it's on a cab 12, but I don't know what possible good it will do Tony without a 'puter and net access!



This one shows brake lines which aren't conforming completely to the contours as they should. There's also a little clip under the spring (attached to the axle housing) which secures the pipe. The flexible hose is missing but you can see the brass union where it goes. Howard, guess which one this is.

[Howard]

On behalf of Ganmain Tony, Thanks
Now I will download it
and I will print it
and I will take it to him
and I will remind him re the net thing.
(he owns an old computer)...
HH

Oh, yes, nearly forgot...
Nice F60L-ish truck!

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Howard

On behalf of Ganmain Tony, Thanks
Now I will download it
and I will print it
and I will take it to him
and I will remind him re the net thing.
(he owns an old computer)...
HH

Oh, yes, nearly forgot...
Nice F60L-ish truck!

Also the bracket which bolts onto the centre split of the diff needs a rubber grommet in it too.

We need to work on our Tony I think.

[Max Hedges]

Originally Posted by Howard

Well where are they Max??
(Get Emma!)

looks like I lost them in space

I will go and wake Em up for help

thanks Keith for the help

[Max Hedges]

Here is the picture that the old man buggered up putting on.

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by Max Hedges

Here is the picture that the old man buggered up putting on.

What you should have said was "Here is the picture that my dearest, most respected father buggered up putting on."

[cliff]

Originally Posted by Max Hedges

Here is the picture that the old man buggered up putting on.

I understand your post better then Keith's last one Emma

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by cliff

I understand your post better then Keith's last one Emma

Cliff, it's about respectwhich is something in very short supply in the younger generation. Back in my day...... blah blah blah blah......zzzzzzz

[cliff]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

Cliff, it's about respectwhich is something in very short supply in the younger generation. Back in my day...... blah blah blah blah......zzzzzzz

I agree wholeheartedly that the younger generation needs to learn what manners are Keith but, like Emma, I used to call my father "The Old Man" and would have used the same term to when he made a mistake. I am sure Emma said what she did with the greatest of affection, respect and love the same as I did for my father when ever I said it.

[Keith Webb]

Originally Posted by cliff

I agree wholeheartedly that the younger generation needs to learn what manners are Keith but, like Emma, I used to call my father "The Old Man" and would have used the same term to when he made a mistake. I am sure Emma said what she did with the greatest of affection, respect and love the same as I did for my father when ever I said it.

Don't worry Cliff, I was just having a lend of you!

[Alex Blair (RIP)]

Around our place good manners where taught and learned on a continuous basis...with a touch of piss elm or a whift of the leather to help us remember..
Jeez ..how wrong can it be to "Spare the rod..and spoil the child.."..
My kids have never been in jail...
Yet..
They are well into their thirties so have a way to go but started out well should end up pretty good./

[cliff]

Alex my Mum taught myself and my siblings manners as well using Love and a leather belt 1 1/2 inches wide and 1/8th inch thick when required. Not often, just enough to make me stop and think before repeating what I did last time. Keith is right about the youth of today having no manners and in a lot of cases no respect either for other people or their property. Some call it a fact of life but I still say that most could be taught the same way I was taugh and to hell with the idiots who brought in this 'No smacking' laws.

OK enough of a rant back to my coffee

[Max Hedges]

[QUOTE=Keith Webb;115537]What you should have said was

Help Uncle Keefy can you come and straighten the Old Man out he can't remember anything Emma tells him....
The other day Max left the gate open near the hayshed and boxed a couple of mobs of sheep together, Emma through her arms in the air and asked has HE been taking his pills lately.

Kathy

[Keith Webb]

[QUOTE=Max Hedges;115566]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

What you should have said was

Help Uncle Keefy can you come and straighten the Old Man out he can't remember anything Emma tells him....
The other day Max left the gate open near the hayshed and boxed a couple of mobs of sheep together, Emma through her arms in the air and asked has HE been taking his pills lately.

Kathy

OK I can see I need to come and sort Max out.

[cliff]

[QUOTE=Keith Webb;115567]

Originally Posted by Max Hedges

OK I can see I need to come and sort Max out.

Can I come and make it 3 old guys. One watching (me) another old guy trying to teach the third old guy some new tricks! Should be very interesting that

I better put my glasses on so I can see this coming

[Max Hedges]

[QUOTE=cliff;115584]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

Can I come and make it 3 old guys. One watching (me) another old guy trying to teach the third old guy some new tricks! Should be very interesting that

I better put my glasses on so I can see this coming

Cliff you can come ..... you bring the cake and I'll make the tea and we'll have a good old time Em can sort the sheep out
Max

[Tony Smith]

[QUOTE=cliff;115584]

Originally Posted by Keith Webb

Can I come and make it 3 old guys. One watching (me) another old guy trying to teach the third old guy some new tricks! Should be very interesting that

And once you've both sorted out Max, he can teach you 2 how to round up and split those two mobs of sheep. Emma would like to see that!